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Employers rate

Coala · 2009-02-02 20:17:31

hi Can somebody clarify what is employers PRSI rate for a small salary (1,300 a month). As I remember it was 8.5%, but now I cannot find this info anymore. Everywhere is only 10.75%. Is that 8.5% rate cancelled and used one rate for everybody :cool: ? thanks

02-02-2009 8:17pm

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Coala

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hi

Can somebody clarify what is employers PRSI rate for a small salary (1,300 a month). As I remember it was 8.5%, but now I cannot find this info anymore. Everywhere is only 10.75%. Is that 8.5% rate cancelled and used one rate for everybody :cool: ?

thanks

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#2 02-02-2009 8:43pm

charba

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To the best of my knowledge there is only one rate of 10.75%, and I stand to be corrected on this. I have only been doing wages and salries for a year though

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#3 03-02-2009 12:11am

Legend100

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Assuming you are class A for PRSI, one can earn up to 356 euro per week with employers PRSI at 8.5%. Anything above that will bring you into the 10.75% bracket

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#4 03-02-2009 3:24pm

Coala

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uh, thanks, then I did correct applying 8.5% rate. But it is strange that I cannot find any info. On IT1 (2008-2009)there is only one rate

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#5 03-02-2009 3:54pm

Mr Clonfadda

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check out http://www.welfare.ie/EN/Publications/Advance2009/Pages/anprsi2009.aspx

it has all the bands etc

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#6 03-02-2009 4:25pm

Coala

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wow, thats exactly what I needed.Thanks

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